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[Woman]In Virginia, high school football|is a way oflife. It's bigger|than Christmas day. My daddy|coached in Alexandria. He worked so hard,|my mama left him, but I stayed with Coach. He needed me on that fiield. Up until 1971|in Alexandria, there was no race mixing. Then the school board|forced us to integrate. They combined the white school|andtheblack school into one called|T. C. Williams High School. [Shouting] Murderer! Murderer! [Sheryl] That summer|a black teenager was killed bya whitestore owner, and the city was|on the verge of exploding. [Buddy Miles]!! Well, mymind|is goin'through some changes!! You've caused|enough damage! - This is my store!|- Back off. [Player]Blueleft!|Blueleft!Left! Come on, Kurt, don't let Ray|backyou down like that! You're twice his size! Aargh!|What are they doing? Ifthey keep playing like that,|we'll lose every game! I didn't think|that was so bad. !!She had to run!! [Whistle Blows] Looks good, Gerry.|I can see you been working. Thanks.|Thanks a lot, Coach. Listen, with the schools|integrating and all, some ofthe guys are|worried about losing their starting|positions. Well, that's something we're|just gonna have to figure out, butyou don't worry|about that now. Youjust keep at it.|All right? Yes, Coach. [Man]Hey, guys!Guys! It's comin'down! It's comin' down|at the store! They want to burn|the place up 'cause that colored kid|got shot. Come on, man,|let's go. Hey. Hey! [Train Whistle Blows] Coach? Youjust get Sheryl|to the school now, Herb. !!Sorry!! [Shouting] [Tires Squeal] Get in the truck. Gerry, Alan, Ray, if you ever want|to play for me again, get in the truck now. You boys are gonna cool off,|come with me to my office, help me fi nish|packing my things. Gerry, son, your heart's|in the right place, butyou ought|to know better than to embarrass|the coach like that. Hell, why don't you just|kick them all off the team? I don't want to play with|any of those black animals. Whoa. [Bertier]I see him. Who areyou? I'm Herman Boone. I'm|the new assistant coach. [Tyrell] Well, from|the looks ofthings, I'dsay we got all thehelp|we need around here. Why ain't you outside there with all your|little friends, hollerin'? This was the time that|was arranged for me to meet with|Coach Yoast. I never miss|an appointment. Well, maybe you just|better reschedule. Coach Boone, the school|board made the decision to put you on my staff.|I did not hireyou. Well, I came up here|to coach at G.W. I didn't ask the schools|to redistrict. I didn't ask to be|assigned toyour staff, so I guess we're both|in a situation we don't want to be in. But I can guarantee|you this, Coach, I come to win. Win?Coach Yoast|here has been nominated to the Virginia|High SchoolHall of Fame. 15 winning seasons. I won a couple of titles|down in North Carolina. That's double ''A'' ball. This here's Virginia.|We play triple ''A.'' What an opportunity|for me then... to learn...|from the best. [Marvin Gaye]!! Ooh, Ibet|you're wonderin'how Iknew!! [Man] Are those|people the movers? [Woman] No. Looks like|they're moving in here. [Woman] How many|ofthem are there? [Man]|It only takes one. Then we're gonna be|overrun by 'em. [Girl]Mommy, where areyou|taking my teddybear? That. Come on, y'all.|Ohh. [Laughs] Where is everybody? Nicky, yes. [Man]Look there, here|comes some more of'em. [Woman] That's Dr. Day, that|Negro from the schoolboard. What's he doing here? The school board has decided|that Negro Herman Boone is gonna be|the head coach at T.C. It's not fair!|My daddy's head coach! This is gonna be|his Hall of Fame year! No one|is trying to takeaway your daddy's future|place in the hall. You can't just walk in here|and take my daddy's job away! That is enough, Sheryl.|That's enough. Sheryl! Ow. I... it's all right, Bill.|I feel the same way. It's those agitators|and race-mixers I feel like|taking as watat. Troublemakers in|the Berg are ready toputa torch|to the city. toputa torch|to the city. You want us to burn up|like Watts? Every head coach in|the system is white. We had to give them|something. It's the world we live in,|God help us all. I left North Carolina|because I was passed over for ajob that I had|rightfully earned. Gave it to a white coach|down there couldn't even tie up|his own football cleats. Now you are asking me to do thesame thing|to this man? I can't do that. [Woman]Herman? Folks in Carolina say|you marched with Dr. King. Say you stood toe-to-toe|with the Klan. Said you're a race man. That's right.|I'm also a family man. Coach Boone, black folks|have never had anything in this city|to call their own except humiliation|and despair. Dr. Day, excuse me. Herman, I think you'd|better look outside. [Applause And Cheering] So, you see,|we need you, Coach Boone. Come on,|meet the people. Coach Boone,|I'm Charles Campbell. This here is|my boy Julius. He can be the fi nest|defensive end in the whole state|if you push him to it. I've heard a lot|about you. You're like an answer|to our prayers. Now, wait a minute. I'm not|an answer to your prayers. I'm not a savior|orJesus Christ, Martin Luther King,|or the Easter bunny. I'm a football coach,|that's all. Just a football coach. You're our coach. You're our coach! Coach Boone! [Crowd Chanting]|Boone!Boone!Boone! [Knock On Door] What doyou want? Is Coach Yoast here? We're busy... interviewing|for head coaching jobs. Gotten 1 1 offers and|certainly no time for you. Well, come on in.|I've got an office out back. [Boone]Look, Ican't|even spell diplomacy, and I'm sorry about|the way things went down, but makeno mistake,|I am qualifiied to be this school's|head coach. Sure. You've been in,|what, 4 or 5 programs|in the past 1 0 years? [Boone] With 4 or5|championships. [Yoast]|This isn't about me. I'm worried about my boys. Well, I ain't gonna|cook 'em and eat 'em. The best playerwill play.|Color won't matter. From the looks of our|little situation we got here, I'd say it's about|all that does. Yeah, you're right. We're in|a tough spot, Coach, you, me, the whole city. I think it would go a long|way to smooth things over ifyou would stay,|work on the staff, be a defensive coordinator,|assistant head coach. Work underyou? If that's the way|you see it. Good night, Coach. It's been|a rare privilege t ohave lived here|as long as I have coaching your boys. I'll be taking|theyear off... [Man]No. afterwhich|I'll be moving to Loudon and taking the head coaching|job at Loudon High. - I say boycott T.C. Williams!|- Tell 'em, Fred! Our boys aren't playing|for some ''Coach Coon!'' Coach,|he stole your job. I'm not playing for him. I started a petition, and I'm|sitting this season out. Only place|you're going tosit is back in that chair,|Gerry. I appreciate it, though. Boycott T. C.!|Boycott theschool! Stop this, Fred.|You know none ofthese boys can afford to go|to some other district just to play ball. They sit this one out, they put their futures|on the line. Coach, I'm out, too. I'm not playing|for no thief. Don't do this. Don't make this any harder|for me than it already is. Coach, ifyou go, I go. [Man #1]I only play|for you, Coach Yoast. [Man #2]Don'tgo, Coach.|You can'tleave us. Coach Yoast!|Coach Yoast! Coach Yoast! We'll be all right,|Coach. I've coached|most ofthese boys since they|were your age. I've seen them grow up|in front of my eyes, almost like|they were my own kids. Almost. This is a heck ofa time|to be abandoning them to look out for|themselves, ain't it? So...what areyou|gonna do? We gonna play|someball, y'all! Black inside, black inside,|black inside. Unh, unh, unh, unh! Yo, Petey,|how manyyards you fiigure you gonna get|this season, bro? You know, I ain't one|to brag, big Blue, but I figure on|at least a thousand. ButIain't|one tobrag. Didn't I tell you|all them white boys weren't gonna play|for no brother? Well, who needs 'em, baby? From now on the Titans gonna be|powered by soul power, bro. ! He said soul power! [Person Blows Whistle] Shut up. [Whispering] Putyour hand down. You're smiling. Yes. Yes, sir.|Why areyou smiling? 'Cause I love football.|Football's fun. Fun, sir. It's fun? - Yes.|- You sure? I think-- Nowyou're thinkin'. Firstyou smile,|then you thinkin'. You think football|is still fun? Uh, yes. Sir. - Yes--no, sir.|- No? It was fun. Not anymore, though,|is it? Not right now. It's not fun anymore.|Not even a little bit. Uh...no. Make upyour mind.|Think sinceyou're thinking. Go on, think.|Is it fun? - No, sir.|- No? Absolutely not? Zero fun, sir. All right, listen up.|I'm Coach Boone. I'm gonna tell you all|about how much ''fun'' you're gonna have|this season. We leave for camp,|Gettysburg College, August 1 5th, 7:29 A.M. Ifyoureportat 7::30, you will not be playing|football this season, you will be watching. You will wear|ajacket, shirt, and tie. Ifyou don't have one,|buy one. Can't afford one,|borrow one from your old man. Ifyou don't|have an old man, then fi nd a drunk,|trade him for his. 'Cause I guaranteeyou|there isn't a bum on the street thatlooks as raggedy|andridiculous as whatI'm looking at|rightnow. This is no democracy. It is a dictatorship. I am the law. Ifyou survive camp,|you will be on the team. Ifyou survive. Check 'em in, Coach. Checkin' 'em in. I'm Coach Hinds,|your offensive line coach. Yell outyour name and position|starting from the right. PeteyJones,|running back. The running back, y'all. [Man]|Whatever, Petey. Getoutta here! Yeah, yeah, yeah.|Jerry Harris, quarterback. Hallelujah!|Hallelujah, Rev! Rev? It'sjust|a nickname. Andwhoin the name|of heaven might yoube? Louie Lastik,|offensive lineman. Naval family,just moved|here from Bayonne. Someone said football,|so I come runnin'. What's goin' on,|everybody? [DoorOpens] With him calling the shots,|ain't none ofus gonna see nothin'|but the bench this year. He ain't calling|the shots. You'll play. [Boone]|You have just disrupted my fi rst team meeting in an unacceptable|fashion. This is my team now. Eitheryou're with that|oryou're not. I'm here, ain't I?|Let's talk football. Let's talk football. I run the defense-- As a part of|my team strategy. Now, I have never seen|an assistant coach's name in the news paper|for losing a game. I want ajob|for Coach Tyrell. He's been with me|for 1 0 years. I won't leave him|out in the cold. You don't get me|without him. You're over cooking|my grits, Coach. All right. I will|allow Coach Tyrell to coach|the special team, but I will have|my eye on him. And you. Good morning, good morning,|Coaches, how areyou? Good morning|toyou. Looks good today,|doesn't it? Just wanted to letyou know|what the offense is doing. Awful skinny playbook,|ain't it? I run 6 plays, split veer.|It's like novocaine. Just give it time,|always works. Seeyou on the bus. Be patient, Bill.|Your time will come. Herman, here we go. Here we go. How can I help|you boys? I'm Gerry Bertier, the only all-American|you got on this team. You want any ofus|to play foryou, you reserve half|the open positions for Hammond players, halfthe offense,|half the special teams. We don't need any of|your people on defense. We're already set. Uh-huh. Don't need|none ofmy people? What did you say|your name was,Jerry? Gerry. No, you must have said|Jerry, like Lewis, which would makeyou|Dean Martin, right? Ladies and gentlemen,|I got an announcement to make. We gotJerry Lewis|and Dean Martin going to camp with us|here thisyear. Jerry tells thejokes, Dean sings the songs|and gets the girl. Let's give them|a round ofapplause. Where's your folks,|Gerry? Your parents,|are they here? Where are they? That's mymother. That'syourmama? Very nice.|How areyou? Take a good look at her. 'Cause once|you get on that bus, you ain't got no mama|no more. You gotyour brothers|on the team, and you gotyour daddy. Now, you know who|your daddy is, don'tyou? Gerry, ifyou want to play|on this football team, you answer me when I askyou|who is your daddy. Who's your daddy, Gerry? Who's your daddy? You. Uh-huh. And whose team|is this? Is thisyour team,|oris thisyour daddy's team? Yours. Mm-hmm. Get on the bus. Putyourjacket on fi rst|and get on the bus. OK. Uh, Dean? Fix that tie, son. [Laughing] All right, listen up,|I want everybody off the bus. Let's go. Follow me. Everybody.|Let's go right now. [Boy] Why we got|togetoffthebus? [Boy] Whatare|they doing, man? All right,|everybody, off the bus. Listen up, I don't care ifyou're black, green,|blue, white, or orange, I want all ofmy defensive|players on this side, all players going out|for offense over here. Right now. Let's move! Let's move!|Let's move! Let's move! You and you, offensive bus.|Sit together. You and you, defensive bus.|Sit together. Get comfortable, too, because the person that|I haveyou sitting next to is the same one|you'll be rooming with for the duration|ofthis camp. ! 'Cause, baby! !There ain't|no mountain high enough ! !Ain't no valley|low enough ! Blue, shut up. I don't want to see|your smilin' and shuff in', and hear all your minstrel|show singing on this bus. You, too. Got that right. You can shut up, too. !!!![Rock Guitar] !! When Idie|andtheylayme torest!! That's my bed. !! Gonnago to theplace|that's thebest!! !! When Ilayme|down to die!! And that's his bed. !! Up to thespirit|in thesky!! !! Goin'up to thespirit|in thesky!! I ain't lookin' at that|for 2 weeks, man. Take it down. !! When Idie!! You can closeyour eyes|for 2 weeks, all I care. Why don'tyou look atyourwall|and I'll look at mine? I'll look|wherever I want to, and I don't want to be|looking at that for 2 weeks. Then you better useyour|X-rayvision, Superman, and look right through it,|'cause it ain't comin' down. Aah! Fight! Fight? Fight! Followme! Come on! Come on! Allright,|waitup! Get off me!|Get off me! Get him off. Get off me! Bunch oftough guys, huh? You look like a bunch|offifth-grade sissies aftera catfiight. You got anger. That's good. You're gonnaneedit, son. You got aggression.|That's even better. You're gonna|needthat, too, butany2-year-oldchild|can throwa fiit. Footballis about|controlling thatanger. Harnessing that aggression|into a team effort toachieveperfection! Some coaches,|they cutaplayer ifthey think|he's not up to snuff. When they think|he's hurting the team. This is|a public school program. I will never, ever|cut a player who comes out|to play for me, but when you put|that uniform on, that Titan uniform,|you better come to work. We will be perfect... in every aspect ofthe game. Youdrop apass,|yourun amile. Youmiss ablocking assignment,|yourun amile. Youfumble the football, andI willbreakmy footoff|inyourJohn Brown hindparts... and then you will run a mile. Perfection! Let's go to work. [Grunting] [Boone]Move!|Move those feet! Get up, boy! Get up! Get up! Get up! Get up! Get up! [Coach Blows Whistle] [Yoast] Keep those heads up! Keep those feet moving! [Boone]Everything|we gonna do is changing. We are change. We're gonna change|the waywe run. We're gonna change|the waywe eat. We're gonna change|the waywe block. We're gonna change|the waywe tackle. We're gonna change|the waywe win. [Yoast]Defenseis desire! Fire anddesire. Defense! Come on! [Coach Blows Whistle] Get up. Get outta here.|Go run. Go. [Grunting] Unh! [Yoast]Keep thoselegs movin'!|Keep thoselegs apart! Keep movin: keep movin'. Keep thatball withyou till|yougetoutta thebriarpatch. Show me, son! Show me, 'Bama! Show me, 'Bama! Jump on that ball carrier|like a starving man on a Christmas ham. Hut! [Player]|Fumble! Fumble! [Boone]|Whatis wrong withyou? Whyareyoufumbling|my football? My blockers were bad. Your blockers|ain't got nothin' to do with you|holding the ball! Did your blockers|fumble the football, or did you fumble|the football? I did, sir. All right. How many|feet are in a mile? How many feet|are in a mile? 5,280 feet! You pick this ball up,|you run every one ofthem! You're killing me, Petey!|You're killing me! Whatyou doing, man? Eating lunch. I seeyou eating lunch. But whyyou|eating over here? Why don'tyou go on over there|and eat with your people? Man, I don't have|any people. I'm with everybody,|Julius. [Blue]He'sjust|alight-skinnedbrother. Yeah, and I'm|a dark-skinned cracker. Come on,Julius, he's|just another blessed child in God's loving family. [Blue Humming] Come on, Blue, let me-- [Humming ''Amazing Grace''] [Rev]Lord, we come|beforeyou today... andaskyou tosoften|bigJulius Campbell's heart. Look at that traitor. And Rev?|He better be praying I block for|his black behind. Yeah, but, Ray,|ifyou don't block you're not gonna start. I'll start. I'll just bide|my time. I got some plays we won|the city title with lastyear. Got some trick plays,|some stuff that might fi re up the boys'|imaginations a little bit. Trick plays? I think unless theboys|starthaving alittle fun they're not gonna put points|up on that board foryou. You worry|aboutyour defense. Let me worry about|the offense. All right. Lastik! I wantyou to|tell me something about one ofyour|black teammates. Sir, yes, sir! I'm rooming with Blue, sir, and I noticed he wears those|leopard-spotted underwears, bikini-style, sir! OK, maybe somebody|who's notyour roommate. Sir, I eat lunch with Rev. That'sJerry Harris, sir! People callhim Rev|'causehe's alwayspraying, and he won't abide|a foul tongue, sir! And what is the Rev gonna|do after high school? I don't know. Go to college|and all that, I guess. What aboutyou?|You gonna go to college? Oh, not me, Coach. I ain't a brainiac|like Rev. Thinkyou got a future|in football? Heck, no. I just figure|ifI got to be in school I might as well hit some|people while I'm at it. All right, I like that. A self-aware man,|I like that. But ifyou don't|go to college, it's not gonna be because|you're not qualified, so I wantyou to bring me|your test scores at the end ofeveryweek, and|we'll go over them together, OK? We'll keep that|between you and me. OK. So, what kind ofmusic|does the Rev like? Me andRevboth|dig on The Temptations. Oh, yeah? ! I knowyou want|to leave me ! ! But I refuse|to letyou go ! !!IfIgot topray!! !!Pleadforyoursympathy!! ! I don't mind ! ! 'Causeyou mean|that much to me ! !Ain't too proud|to beg ! OK, all right.|Stop begging. Anybody else? No volunteers? Campbell? Bertier? No, huh? Each one ofyou|will spend time every day with a teammate of|a different race. You willlearn|abouthim andhis family, his likes, his dislikes. You will report back to me until you meet every one|ofyour teammates. Until that time,|we go to 3-a-day practices. Youcontinue|toignore each other, we'llgo|to 4-a-daypractices. Now, is there any part ofthis|you don't understand? Let's see.|What's your daddy's name? I mean, you do have|a daddy right? I have a father,|and his name is Eric. And what's he do? Wait, he does have|ajob, right? !!!![Country On Stereo]|!! They're gonna|putmein themovies!! Huh? Yes! This one. I don't even have|to ask, but I will. What doyou think|ofthis one? Does the term ''cruel|and unusual punishment'' mean anything toyou? [Coach Blowing Whistle] 2 minutes to go|in the game. The other team is out there,|they're tired. Fourth quarter.|Fourth quarter. Fourth quarter. Nobody from my family|everwent to no college. I'll tutoryou,|Louie. I'm white trash! I ain't gonna get|no C-plus grades! I'm just down-home, no-good, never-goin'-to-no-college|white trash, man! Would you hurry up|and get off the phone? I got to call|my girl, too, man! Say it right now. Oh, oh, don't|do this rightnow. Hey, man, what is this,|WildKingdom? Shut up, y'all! Mating habits of|the mountain gorillas? Gerry, you say it, or I'm|not hanging up the phone. Sayitrightnow. I loveyou, sugar. Ha ha ha!|''I loveyou, sugar!'' Left! [Player#1]Let's go! [Player#2] Watch it!|Watch it! [Rev]Set!Hut! [Yoast] Gethim!|Gethim!Gethim! [Bertier]|Whatarey'all doing? 44 stack! You're supposed|to knowyourjobs! Campbell, you're playing|selfish, show-off football. Holdyourman down. Don'tyou single me out|like that. What, you think|I'm stupid or something? Listen,|I'm the team captain, and I don't need you|up in my face-- [Boone Blows Whistle] [Blue] We're here to|play football, y'all. Let'splay football. [Sighs] Doc? I got it. Y'all didn't come|out here to practice! 'Cause champions|pay the price! Lookin' like a bunch|ofbums out here! [Boone] Who's a coward?|Cowards won'tblock. Cowards won't tackle. Cowards won't|go after fumbles. [Blue] Coach,|we needa waterbreak. We been outhere all day. [Coach Blows Whistle] What did you say? I said we need|a water break. You need a water break. Water is for cowards.|Water makes you weak. Water is forwashing|blood off that uniform, and you don't get|no blood on my uniform. Boy, you must be|outsideyour mind! We are going to do up-downs until Blue is no longer|tired and thirsty. [Whistle] [Blows Whistle] [Yoast] Coach! [Blows Whistle] There's a fi ne line|between tough and crazy, and you're firting|with it. [Blows Whistle] [Blows Twice] [Boone]Allright,|getsome water. [Panting]|I'll take that. Hey, wait|your turn, boy. Whoyou calling|a boy, cracker? Yaah! Quit it,jerks! Come on! You're all acting|like a bunch ofsissies! [Sheryl] Quitit! [Players Shouting] [Gasping] All right, man, listen.|I'm Gerry, you'reJulius. Let's get some particulars andjust get this|overwith, all right? - Particulars?|- Yeah. No matterwhat I tell you, you ain't never gonna know|nothing about me. Listen, I ain't runnin'|any more ofthese 3-a-days. What I got to say,|you really don't want to hear 'cause honesty ain't too high|on your people's priority list. Honesty?|You want honesty? All right, honestly,|I thinkyou're nothing. Nothing|butapure waste ofGod-given talent. You don't listen|to nobody, man. Not even Doc or Boone! Shiver push on the line|every time, man. You blow right past 'em! Push 'em!|Pull 'em!Dosomething! You can't run over|everybody in this league, and every timeyou do, you|leave one ofyour teammates hanging out to dry--|me in particular! Why should I give a hoot|aboutyou, huh? Or anybody else out there? You want to talk about a waste,|you the captain? Right. - Captain's supposed to be|the leader, right?|-Right. You got ajob? You|been doing yourjob? I've been doing myjob. Then why don'tyou tell|yourwhite buddies to block for Rev better?|'Cause they have not blocked for him worth a plugged nickel,|and you know it! Nobodyplays!|Yourselfincluded! I'm supposed to wear|myselfout for the team? What team?! No. No, what|I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna look out|for myself, and I'm gonna get mine. See, man? That's the worst attitude|I ever heard. Attitude refects|leadership, Captain. [Horn Blows] [Boone]Let's go, let's go,|let's go, let's go! Wake up, gentlemen,|it's late. It's 3A.M. In themorning. Allright, listen up. You will followDoc, myself,|andthe othercoaches, we're gonna take a little|run through the woods. Ifyou get lost|along the way, don't bother|coming back to camp. Just hitchhike|your hindparts on home. Any questions? Coach, this is a high|school football team. We're not in|the marines here. Let's go. [Yoast] Let's go. !! Tellme,|where haveyoubeen!! !!Myblue-eyedson?!! !! Where haveyoubeen!! !!My darlin'young one?!! !!I've stumbled|up on theside!! !! Of12mistymountains!! !!I've walked|andI've crawled!! !! Over6brokenhighways!! !!Butit's hard!! !!It's hard!! Oh, no, no.|Shoot! Come on, baby.|Can't take no rest. !! Oh, it's hard, girl!! !!It's ahardrain!! [All Panting] !!A-gonna fall!! [Boone]Anybodyknow|what thisplaceis? [Panting] This is Gettysburg. This is where they fought|the Battle ofGettysburg. 50,000 men died right here|on this field, fightin' the same fight that we're still fightin'|amongst ourselves... today. This green fiieldrighthere waspaintedred. Bubbling with theblood|ofyoung boys. Smoke... and hot lead pouring|right through their bodies. Listen to their souls, men. ''I killedmybrother|with malicein myheart. '' '' Hatred destroyed my family.'' Youlisten... and you take a lesson|from the dead. Ifwe don't come together... rightnow,|on this hallowedground... then we, too,|will be destroyed. Just like theywere. I don't care ifyou|like each other or not, butyou will|respecteach other, andmaybe... I don't know,|maybe we'll... learn to play this game|like men. Hut! [Titans Shouting] [Titan] Here we go! [Boone Blows Whistle] All right. We'll be out here all night,|until we get this thing right. Let's go. [Titan]Let's go,|team, pick itup! On the ball, Rev. [Blue]|Come on, everybody. Getitright! Ready! Set! Whoo! Check blue! There itis. Whoo! [Rev]Let's go!Hut! [Grunting] Gethim!|Gethim!Gethim! [Sighs] What was that, Ray? Whatever it is,|it ain't blockin'! Give me a break, Gerry. You want a break?|I'll giveyou a break! Wait a minute,|wait, wait. Let them handle this. Ifwe get to Rev once,|just one time, Iswearto God,|I'm gonnahityousohard, by the timeyoucome to, ooh, boy, you're gonna|needanewhaircut. You understand me? Uhh! Ha ha ha ha! [Bertier]|Let'splay, fellas! [Blows Whistle] On the ball.|Let's run it again. [Titans Shouting] Ready! [Titan]Allright. [Player]|Muskrat! Set!Hut! [Grunting] [Blows Whistle] Get off me! Hoo hoo! You all right,|big Petey? You all right? You really stuck him,|Campbell. Yeah, I love me|a little contact, Petey! This is left side! - Strong side!|- Left side! - Strong side!|-[Bertier]Leftside! [ulius]|Strongside! Leftside! -Strongside!|- Leftside! Strongside! - Aah!|- Aah! [Chattering] [Bertier]|What wins games? [Titans Defense]|Defense! - What wins games?|- Defense! - What wins games?|- Defense! !!I was once outstrolling!! !! One veryhot|summer's day!! !! When I thoughtI'd|laymyselfdown torest!! [Bertier]Hey, fellas. Look at that fruitcake. [Titan WolfWhistles] Gerry,just keep|your mouth shut and get back|on that field. Coach Boone,|I'm Colonel Bass. I just got transferred here from Huntington Beach,|California. This is my son Ronnie,|and he's a quarterback. Howyou doing, Ronnie?|This is Coach Yoast. My pleasure. We're pretty set at the,|uh, quarterback, Colonel, but, uh,|ifthe boy's any good, you maywant to check out|Wilson or Hamilton. Well, I, uh,|I met Coach Taber. [ColonelBass]He won'tlet|blacksplay onhis team. The way Iseeit, iftheseboys can|fiighta wartogether, they canplay|football together. Now, he's|aprettygoodrunner. !!Spill the wine|andtake thatpearl!! [Laughter] !!Spill the wine|andtake thatpearl!! Yeah, a fruitcake, huh? I thinkwe can fi nd|a place foryour boy. Mm-hmm. With one or two conditions. [Titans Chattering] Hey, Sunshine. [High-Pitched]|! Sunshine ! [Petey]Sunshine. Sunshine. [Petey]Hey, man,|all thatrubbin' ain't gonna make|them golden locks grow back no faster now.|You know that, huh? ! Sunshine,|Sunshine, Sunshine ! Sunshine, huh? [Petey]Sunshine. Yeah.|Choke it up, huh? That's cool.|I can dig it. [Titans] Ooh! Come on, now. Don'tleave mehangin:|bro. Come on. [Blue]Hey, hegot|alittle soulpower. Look at this man here. He called me ''bro''! Hey, but, hey, I liked him better|with the long hair, bro. Reminded me|of Bertier's mama. [Titans] Ohh! What? What? [Titan]Now, howdoyouknow|whatBertier's mamalooks like? Brother, don'tyou know|me and Bertier's mama went out on the town|last night, bro? What areyou say-- Hold up, hold up.|Listen, now, Blue. Why areyou talking about|Bertier's mama like that? See, now, you|making me angry, man. Look like I ain't gonna|be able to takeyour mama to the prom no more. [Blue] Whatyoulaughin'at,|Jerry Buck? You need to tell your mama to shave them old legs|ofhers, bro. And,Julius,|when she's done, maybeyourmama|canborrowtherazor and shave that old|nasty back ofhers. [Man] Whoa, whoa, whoa,|wait, wait, wait. [Blue] Youmadbecauseshe|lookin'likea wolfman woman. Hey, hey. Lastik, man,|what happened toyou? Man, I just gaveyour|mama a piggyback ride, and she weighs twice|as much as I do. That ain't funny. That's--that's a mamajoke. !![Soul] ! Listen, baby! !Ain't no mountain high ! !Ain't no valley low ! !Ain't no river|wide enough, baby! ! Ifyou need me,|call me ! ! No matter|whereyou are ! ! No matter|how far! ! No, no, darlin' ! !!Justcallmyname!! !!I'llbe there|in ahurry!! !You don't have|to worry! ! 'Cause, baby, there ! !!Ain'tnomountain|high enough!! So,Julius, I was|thinking that we-- He's in the shower. !!Ain'tnomountain|lowenough!! What doyou want, man? You know what I want. [Titans] Ohh! [All]|Ohh! Come on! !!I toldyou!! !! Youcouldalways|countonme!! [Titans] Ooh! Ooh! Hey, Bertier! Get off. Get off. [Bertier] Youhave noidea|whoyoumessedwith, man! There's too much|male bonding going on in here|for me. I'm out. You dig? [Bertier]Allright! What is going on here? !!Ain'tnoriver wide enough!! He kissed me, man! !! To keep me fromgetting|toyou, babe!! [Laughter] !! 'Causebaby there!! !Ain't no mountain|high enough ! !!Ain'tno valleylowenough!! !Ain't no river|wide enough ! !To keep me from gettin'|toyou, babe ! - Ronnie Bass.|- Yes, sir. I like that haircut.|Get in there and show me what|you got. Option left. [Titan] Let's go, baby.|Rookie quarterback. [Titan]|Side field, come on. [Sunshine] Left! Left! [Titans Shouting] Set! Hut! [Bertier]|Ball!Ball!Ball! Hard step. Read the tackle. Got to see the pitch,|all right? Now,|you can throw it a mile, butyou|can't pitch it 3 yards. Gotta see it. Ifyou don't read it,|you weave 'em. - Rev!|-[Rev] Yes, sir! Show him how. Yes, sir. [Chattering] [ulius] You want|this milk, Bertier? Yeah, I'll take it, man. You can have it. Hey, can you slide|a bit, Gerry? Hey, Ray, this is|the defensive table. !! To getbreadfrom dough!! Hi, Petey. What's up, man? Hey, Sunshine. It's not like I care|or nothin', but bein' your roommate|and all, uh... you wasjust messin'|with Bertier, right? You--you wasjust messing|with his mind, right? You're not really, uh... What areyou|talking about, Petey? Look, man, it don't|matter to me, you know? I-if, you know, if... I just got to know,|you know? Uh... Ifit don't matter,|what's the big deal? I got to know. Know what? You know what I got to know?|Don't mess with my mind! Looks like Coach|been keeping Petey out in the sun|for too long, bro. Coach. Hey, sweetie.|Sit down. [Yoast]Have my dessert. [Sheryl] Coach Boone? You did a goodjob|up here. [Sheryl] Yourana tough|camp from whatIcansee. Well, I'm very happy|to have the approval ofa 5-year-old. I'm 9 1 /2,|thankyou very much. Why don'tyou|get this little girl some pretty dolls|or something, Coach? I tried.|She loves football. [Boone] Whatareyou?! [Titans] Mo-bile! A-gile!|Hos-tile! What is pain?! French bread! [Boone] Whatis fatigue?! Army clothes! Will you ever quit?! No! We want some mo'!|We want some mo'! We want some mo'! Turn in! [Rhythmic Panting] Let me askyou something,|Mr. Campbell. Uh-huh. What kind ofpower|you got? Oh, man, you know|I got some soul power. What kind ofpower|you got? What kind ofquestion|is that? I got soul power! - Yes, you do!|- Right on! Let me askyou something|now, Mr. Bertier. How strong areyou? I'm too strong! - What?!|- I'm too strong! - How strong?|- Too strong! I want a victory! Oh, I want a victory! I want a victory! No, I want a victory! You all want a victory?! [ All ]|Yeah! You all want a victory?! [All]|Yeah! [All Cheering] [Titans]!! Good-bye!! ! Na na na na ! ! Hey, hey, hey! ! Good-bye ! [Rev] Let me|hearyou! [Rev]Letmehearyou! Up in the front!|Up in the front! Whole school! [Titans]!!Hey, hey, hey!! What'd they do up there,|brainwash 'em? They must be high|on somethin'. [Titans]!!Na nanana!! !!Hey, hey, hey!! Hey, Mom. Oh, welcome home. Dad.|Ah, ha ha. Mmm-ah! Howyou doin',|sweetheart? Oh, I missed you|so much. Hey, man.|Like, are we cool? Yeah, we're cool, man. Mrs. Boone,|nice to meetyou. You, too. Yeah, this is, uh,|little Karen. This is Nicky.|Nicky, that's Sheryl. Why doyou dress|so weird? Ow! Lookwho's talking. [Sheryl] Ow. Well, we'rejust all|getting along, aren't we? We don't wantyou! [Shouting] Get out! We don't want them here! !! Timehas come today!! !! Young hearts|cango their way!! !! Can'tputitoff|anotherday!! Whatyou doin'|to my school, boy? Man, this stuff|is messed up. Yeah,|anything serious happen, they shut the school down, and our season|go down the drain. This here's|real messed up. But there are a lot|ofprettywomen here. [Bertier]Hey. Look at 'em, Gerry. Theyhate us. Nah.Just a bad day.|Things'll cool down. No, Gerry. They're|always gonna hate us. [Shouting] We don'tneedyouhere,|either, hippie boy. You hear|what he said? Hey, man. Hey,Julius. Man, it's crazy|out here, man. Yeah, well,|what did you expect? I don't know. I ain't quite|expect it to be like this. Ah, sorry.Julius,|this is Emma. !!Nowthe timehas come!! !! Time!! Camp overnow, huh? Back to the real world,|Bertier. [ulius] This is what|they're integrating us for? We'dhave beenbetteroff|staying where we were. !! Time!! !! Time!! Mmm. Yeah, this is|my sanctuary right here. All this hatred and turmoil|swirling around us, but this...|this is always right. Struggle. Survival. Victory and defeat. It'sjust a game, Doc,|but... I love it. Coach, I'm afraid I've putyou|into a no-win situation. I just found out the board|didn't even think you'd make it out ofcamp. And now thatyou have, I've learned that|at the fi rst sign oftrouble-- Trouble?|What kind oftrouble? Lose a game... they'll fi reyou and turn it back over|to Yoast. One game,|just like that? Mm-hmm. Whataboutmy family? Wejust got here. Theyjust expect me|to pick up and move? What about my girls? I--I don't know|what to say, I... I'm sorry, Coach. ! Pump, pump,|pump it up! ! ! Pump, pump,|pump it up! ! ! Pump that Titan spirit up! ! Look at 'em. They come here|to watch the game, and they still don't|want no part ofus. [SchoolBandPlaying] [Vomiting] ! Give us more ! ! Doyour stuff,|let's go! ! [Cheering] [Boone]Allright,|everybody on their feet. On your feet, on your feet.|Let's go, let's go. [Boone Clapping] [Boone]Listen up. I'm notgonna talk|toyou tonightabout... winnin' and losin'. You're alreadywinners, 'causeyou didn't|kill each other up at camp. [Boone]|Tonight, we gotHayfiield. Likeall the otherschools|in this conference, they're all white. They don't have|to worry about race. We do. [Boone]But we're better|forit, men. Let me tell you something.|You don't let anything... nothin'... come between us. [Boone]|Nothin'tears us apart. Greekmythology, the titans were greater|even than thegods. Theyruledtheir universe|with absolutepower. Well, thatfootball fiield|out there tonight, that's our universe. Let's rule it like titans. Got it! [Crowd Cheering] [Players Grunting] [AnnouncerOn P.A.]|So the Titans defense takes the fiield|forthe fiirst time against|the HayfiieldHawks, ledby quarterback|DanielCullum on the Hawks|32-yardline. Ohh! We're moving like molasses|out there, for crying out loud! I mean, come on! Uhh! Ooh! Mama. Hmm? Are all white girls|that crazy? What? You guys can do|better than that--uhh! [Player] Yeah! [Bertier]Huddle up.|Fellas, huddle up. Bosley? Where's Alan? Alan, you've got to|stickyour man! They're gonna score on us|all night ifyou don't-- He's too fast, Gerry.|I can't stickwith him. [Bertier]|Let's go, let's go! [Quarterback] 22! Hut! [Referee|Blows Whistle] [Announcer]|Touchdown, Hawks! [BandPlaying] [Crowd Cheering] Shape up that|defense, Yoast. Youjust worry|aboutyour offense. Hey, they score again,|I'm takin' over. Ready! [Player] That's it! [Player] Watch him!|Watch him! [Rev]Set! [Cheerleaders Cheering] Hut!Hut! [Players Grunting] Petey, get over here!|What areyou doing, son? You missed the block|by a mile. You didn't even have the|football to fumble this time. There's no excuse!|No excuse! [Boone] You want toplay|football ornot? Doyou want to|play football-- Boy, get over there|on the bench? [Cheering] Herb, take over for me. You got it. Petey!|You all right? I was a 2-year starter|at G.W. All this yelling|he's doing, it--it don't do nothing|but make me playworse. I can't play for this man. You come play|linebacker for me. 23's killing us. I want|you to get out there, I wantyou|to cover him for me. - You want me to go in now?|- Yeah. I can't! I--I... I haven't practiced|with the defense. I can't. [Yoast] Thatdoesn'tmatter.|Justgetout there. I wantyou to cover 23.|That's all you have to do. [Yoast] We'll talk|about therestofit when we|put this oneaway. You thinkYoast is trying to|let them score on purpose? What? Doyou? Oh, come on, Herman. [Yoast] OK, let's go. What is Petey|doing in there? [Doc]Looks like Yoast|is trying him outon defense. He's taking Alan out.|Yoast! Herman, Herman, Herman. Come on. Let's see.|Let's see what happens. It might be all right. It's OK. You're OK.|You're OK. OK. Don'tyou take out|my son! He's gettin' beat like he|stole somethin', Mr. Bosley. Youjust stay|out ofit, girl! He'sjust getting beat,|that's all I'm saying. Yoast! [Quarterback] Set! 22!|Hut hut! [Cheering] - Yeah!|- Ha! Down! !!Ah, yeah!! [Quarterback]|Hut!Hut, hut! !!Doo doo|dootdootdoot!! !!Higher!! !!Doo doo doot!! !!Doo doo doot!! !!Doo doo|dootdootdoot!! !!La oohhoo!! [Crowd Cheering] Go, Defense. !!Drummer, keep itgoing!! [Quarterback]|Set! Hut! !!Righton time!! !!Blowmymind!! !!Higher!! !!Higher!! [Crowd Cheering] !!Higher!! !!Superstar!! [Referee|Blows Whistle] Yeah! Uhh! [Announcer] Touchdown!|Game, Titans! [Petey] Yeah! The Titans are here, y'all,|and we ain't goin' nowhere. Yo, you got to be loud|all the time, man? Virginia|can hearyou, baby. I think they all heard|you fumble, man. First ofall, the hand.|Second ofall, who won the game? My dad is-- Don't worry about it.|It's notyour fault. They--they like|to show off, and that's what they do. Wait, wait, wait.|''They''? Yeah. What? I heard you say ''they.'' Yeah, they. Them.|Them over there. But whatyou mean by ''they''--|you talking about Pete-- [Bertier] You'reyou,|andtheyare them. [Horn Honks] [Emma] Gerry. [Man]Hey, Gerry.|Hop in, buddy. We're heading over|to the hill, Gerry. Everyone's|gonna be there. Why don'tyou hang out|down here with us? We're, you know. What areyou trying|to do, Gerry? [Bertier]Listen, when|something unexpectedcomes, youjust got to pick it up|and run with it. I'm not running in the same|direction as you are, Gerry. Come with us. [Emma]Look, standing up|for whatyoubelieve in, it's all wellandgood,|but... you gotyour priorities|real mixed up this time. Areyoucomin'|ornot, man? !! The wayyoustole myheart!! !! Youknow, youcouldhave|beena coolcrook!! !!And, baby,|you're sosmart!! !! Youknow, youcouldhave|beenaschoolbook!! [Girls Giggling] PeteyJones. Come on, man. No, man. What, man? It's on me, man.|We party on. Let's go. Look--look here, man,|all right? This here's Virginia.|All right? They got problems with,|you know-- They don't want us|in there, man. Oh, man, that's history, bro.|It's on me. Come on. Woman::!!Solonely!! !! Withoutyou!! !!Butourlove!! We're full tonight, boys. What? There's tables|all over the place, man. What areyou|talking about? Well, this is|my establishment. I reserve the right|to refuse service to anybody. Yeah, thatmeans|you, too, hippie boy. Now, y'all want|somethin' to eat, you can take these boys|out back and pick it up|from the kitchen. What'd I tell you,|man? Yo, come on, Petey, man! Petey,|I didn't know, man. I told you! Whatyou|mean you didn't know?! You think I was|playing with you?! Man, he didn't know,|Petey. Blue, he don't|want to know. You pull some crap|like that, you better be able|to back it up. Man,|let's go, man. Why don'tyou|cool out? Cool out! Let's go, Rev. [Blue]Man,|let's go, man. What happened? This man acting|a fool tonight, man. [Sunshine]Petey. Man, don't even talk|to that man, man. He acting all crazy|and stuff, man. [Blue]Itdon'teven|makenosense. [ulius]Petey. [Blue]He knowtheman's|from outoftown. 5 times--5 times,|player ofthe week. He's not some|walk-on scrub, Yoast. Theboy's aplayer.|He's astar. Andhebusted|his buttforyou. This is all your doing,|you blacks. That is enough. It's my call. Nowlisten. Youjust go on|home now, Fred, beforeyou do something|thatyou're going to regret. [Sighs]|Yeah, well... I guess we won't be seeing|much ofhim, huh? I will. He's on the deacon|board with me. [Laughs] Allright,|listen, aboutPetey... no thanks required,|Coach. Thanks? You challenged|my authority in front ofthe entire|football team, Coach. Now, you thinkyou're|doing theseboys a favor taking them aside every time|Icome down on them, protecting them|from big bad Boone. You're cutting my legs|from under me. Some ofthe boys|just don't respond well to public criticism. I tell them|what theyneedtoknow, butIdon't|humiliate them in frontofthe team. Which boys areyou|talking about? Which ones|you talking about? Icome down on Bertier.|Idon'tseeyoucoddle him. Come down on Sunshine. Don't seeyou grab his hand,|take him off to the side. Which boys|areyou talking about? Now, I may be a mean cuss, but I'm the same|mean cuss with everybody out there|on that football field. The world|don't give a damn about how sensitive|these kids are-- Especially|theyoung black kids. Youain'tdoing|thesekids a favor bypatronizing them. You're crippling them. You're crippling them|for life. [Kids Chattering] Hey. Gerry,|what areyou doing? I'm going down|to the Berg. The Berg? Yep. What areyou doing|at the Berg? I'm going toplay|basketball withJulius. Then we're going to|comeback here fordinner. Gerry, ifyour father|was still alive-- Ma, would-- Just give him a chance.|Just get to know him. Listen to him|for 2 seconds. I don't want|to get to know him. You are coming to church|with your mother. [Crowd Cheering] Right, right, right! He's mine! Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] [Player] Youblew|yourassignment! Man, I'm covering foryou.|Don't get in my face. Yo, cool out.|Cool out. Whereyou at? What planet|you on tonight? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, it's fi ne, man. I knewyou was going|to stand me up. I figured you weren't|going to make out to the Berg, no way. I knewyou was all talk, but nowyou|making us look bad out there on the field. Don't talk to me, man. You ain't got nothing|to say to me. Why the clouds,|Sunshine? I can't make|that pitch, Petey. You ain't gonna|never play anyway, unless we're up|by 50 points. And seeing as how|we ain't never gonna be up by no 50 points, you might as well|just sit back, relax, and enjoy the bench. How's it going, yo? Man, I didn't sign up|to play like this. These guys we're playing|got no heart. We play like this|against Groveton, we're going down. [Boone] OK, Offense.|Offense, let's go. [Players Shouting] [Rev]Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] [Announcer]|Touchdown, Titans! Game, Titans! Howyou doing, Coach? Good morning. Where's your dad? He's in his office. [Boone]|Nicky, youallright? Yes, Daddy. OK. Whatyou doing? Shooting some hoops. Want to play? I just did my nails. [Boone]Howyoudoing?|Tyrell. Coach--ahem--|ifyou don't need me, I'm going to-- [Tyrell]I'm going|to waitoutback. [Yoast]Allright, Herb. Coach Boone, to what|do Iowe this surprise? Have a seat. I'll get straight to it. We won't survive|another game like the one we played|last Friday, so I spoke to Mr. Vernon|the math teacher, asked him to look at|the game fi lm from Groveton, who we got next week. Iaskedhim|toanalyze itforme. Every coach has|certain tendencies-- All ofthem|except Ed Henry. The only time|we'd be seeing Ed Henry is at the state|championship. Mm-hmm. Well, gosh, this is... this is great stuff-- Every quarter|broken down, howmany times theyrun|eachplay. Imean-- You like that, huh? We'll be very tough|defensivelywith this. I think so. I brought Nicky by. She was asking me|about Sheryl. I'm getting|ready to takeherover tosome of|herfriends'house. Anytimeyou want to|bring her by the house, we'd be more than|happy to have her. !!!![Rock Guitar] [Girl #1]|Oh, he's so cute. [Girl #2]He's in|my thirdperiodclass. [SchoolBell Rings] Whaty'all staring|at old Sunshine for? I'm the one dominating|on the field. He ain't played|a minute all year. Who cares|about the field? Well, I don't want to be|the one to breakyour heart, but Sunshine's|from California. Yeah. A California|dreamboat. No. Sunshine|is from California. He's a Californian-- You talking|to my girl? I don't see any|livestock around here, so I don't know what|you talkin' 'bout. Ohh. [Boy]It's a fiight! [Girl]|Guys, stop it! [Petey]|Getoffme. Getoffme. [Boy] Hey! [Petey] You wantsome? Hey, hey, break it up. Break-- [Petey] Getyourhands|offme, man! Hey, getoffme! Come here, man. [Girl]Aah! Petey, get these girls|out ofhere. Get out ofhere! Uncle Tom traitor! Uncle Tom! I knowyou didn't call me|no Uncle Tom. Y'all better|back off me now, man. Go! Move! Looks likeyou went|to the zoo and made some|new friends, Bertier. [Bertier]|Oh, big smart guy, huh? !!Ah!! !!Ahah!! !!Ahah!! !!Ahah!! !!Ah!! !!Ahah!! [Tyrell]Marie|has askedaboutSheryl. Wantedtoknowifshe could|come overandspendthenight. I told her I'd run it byyou,|see whatyou thought. Yeah. She's over|at the Boones' tonight. I was going to swing by on myway home|and pick her up. Over at the Boones', huh? Yeah. So that's the way|it is, huh? Yeah, you haven't|changed a bit. You was the one trying|to please everybody, be the nice guy. Sooner or later,|a man's got to pick sides. As forme, well, I'm--|I'm notgoing toputmyself - through the rest ofthe season|with that uppity--|- Hey. I broughtyou here. I wantyou with me, butyou got to do|whatyou got to do. That's all|you can say to me after all|we've been through? Do whatyougot to do? Hey, Herb-- You go to hell. [Film ProjectorRunning] [Sheryl] That veer's|getting better. I'lladmit that. Butyou're still weak|on theleftside. We're not weak|on the left side. Wejust got to work harder|on the left side, that's all. - That's not the problem.|- What is the problem? You think it is, but it ain't.|It's your pass reads. It's not--|It's a run anyway. It's not a pass.|The veer is a run. All right, you two,|that's enough ofthat. Sheryl, don'tyou want|to playwith Nicky? I hate playing|with dolls. I'm not playing.|I'm accessorizing. Yeah, why don'tyou|go accessorize? Don'tyou want to go|accessorize with-- [Man]|Hey, ''Coach Coon!'' [Children Yelling] In the back.|In the back. [Nicky Crying]|Mommy! [CarSkidsAway] [Man Shouts] [Dog Barking] [Chattering] Where's Coach, man? What do he want|with us now? Coaches ain't called|this meeting tonight. We did. We outta here. [ulius] Y'allgonna|walk outonyour teammate? He say he got|something to say. Y'all got|to listen to him. Turn around,|turn around. Whereyou going?|Turn around. Coach Boone brought us|this far, y'all, but he ain't going to be|there for us forever, man. So what?|We won a few games. And y'all fools|think that's something? Man, that ain't|nothing, y'all. Andyouknow whatelse? We ain'tnothing, either. Yeah, we came together|in camp. Cool. But then|we're right back here, and the world tells us that they don't want us|to be together. We fallapart like we ain'ta damnbit|ofnothing, man. Andy'all think|we done wonsomething? Man, we ain't won|nothing, y'all-- Nothing. [Lastik]Rev, what's|thatyou're always telling me|when Igetsick oftrying to keep up|with my grades and stuff? ! Even youths ! ! Grow tired and weary! [Laughter] ! Even young men|stumble and fall ! ! But those who trust|in the Lord ! !Will renew|their strength ! Say amen. Amen. That's what|I'm talking about. Amen--amen, right? That's right, Rev. [Lastik]|!! They willsoar!! !! On wings|like eagles!! ! Oh, like eagles, y'all ! ! Like eagles, y'all ! !Theywill walk! !And not grow faint ! [Rev] Yeah.|Can Igetanamen? [Player] Yeah! Yeah. Yeah. We're playing Groveton|Friday night, y'all. You all gonna play like|you ain't got no heart? No! Doyou all want|a victory? Yeah! Doyou all want|a victory? Yeah! [Both]|Turn in! [Grunting] Yeah! [Cheering] Like I said, we will not be|intimidated. We're going to play|football games. Hatred, violence|will not intimidate us. [Reporter]Is that|whyyouneed thestate troopers,|Coach? Look, I don't need no|John Brown state troopers. And you can tell whoever|threw this brick through mywindow they can come visit me|anytime. I'll be at home. I think it's time|you stopped antagonizing everybody and|learned a little humility. Humility, huh? You know, ifyou could|just keepyour mouth shut and ifyou didn't|brag so much-- I see.|Soyou're blaming me forwhat happened|last night? No. I am talking about|setting a good example for our boys|and for the community. I don't scratch my head|unless it itches, and I don't dance unless|I hear some music. I will not be intimidated.|That'sjust the way it is. Ifyou want to carry|your sinful pride with you toyour grave,|that's your business, But whenyoursins|endangermylittle girl, it becomes mine. Mysins? You think my sins|had something to do with what happened|last night? I'm sorryabout what|happenedtoyour daughter, Ireallyam, but maybeyou got|a small taste ofwhat my girls|go through. Hmm? Welcome to my life, Yoast. [Players Chattering] [Player]Shh, shh! [Chattering Stops] What's going on? Coach. Uh, we wanted|to letyou know we was going to warm up a little different|tonight. [Announcer] This is the fiirst|true testoftheseason forthe undefeated|T. C. Williams Titans, 'cause tonight,|they're going up against the undefeated|Groveton Lions. Theirall-statenoseguard|Kip Tyler is as meanas|a copperheadsnake. Raah! Andhere come|the Titans. They'replaying in front|ofa capacity crowd forthe fiirst time|this season. [Titans]|! Ha, real good ! ! Hoo, ha, we feel ! ! Hoo, ha, real good ! ! Hoo, ha, we feel ! ! Hoo, ha, real good ! ! Hoo, ha, we feel ! ! Hoo, ha, real good ! ! Hoo, ha, we feel ! ! Hoo, ha, real good ! [Titans]|!!Hoo, ha, we feel!! Julius Campbell is playing strong side|linebacker. Sheryl. He's so good.|He's got all-American-- Sheryl. - And Gerry Bertier--|- Sheryl. I do not care. [Blue]5, 6! 5, 6, 7, 8! [Titans]|! Everywhere we go ! ! Everywhere we go ! ! People wanna know ! ! People wanna know ! !Who we are ! !Who we are ! ! So we tell them ! ! So we tell them ! [Titans]|!! We are the Titans!! !! We are the Titans!! !The mighty, mighty|Titans ! !The mighty,|mightyTitans ! [Titans]|!! Ooh, ah, oh, yeah!! !! Ooh, ah, oh, yeah!! Who do they think they are,|the Beatles? [Titans]|!! Ooh, ah, oh, yeah!! All right, quit gawking.|Warm up. Tyler. Coach? Shut 'em up--hard. [Referee Blows Whistle] [PlayerShouts] Ready! Omaha, Budds, omaha. [Rev]Set! [Lastik] Omaha! Hike! [Referee Blows Whistle] Song's over, Sambo. [Referee Blows Whistle] [Players Shouting] [Crowd] Ohh. [Player] Yo, man. Let's go, baby.|Let's go, let's go. What happened,|Lastik? I--I audibled. Rev, I swear to God|I audibled. - All right, fellas, coming through.|- I didn't hear it. Swear to God. [Doctor]Let's|takealookat that, son. [Rev] Uhh. Well, he broke a bone|in the wrist. He won't be throwing|any more this season. [Rev] Ahh. You got one minute,|Coach. Take the other|time-out, Coach. [Sniffs] Ronnie Bass! Coach, Rev's|going back in, right? Not at quarterback, son. I can't make|that pitch, Coach. Yes, you can. When I was 1 5 years old, I lost my mother|and my father in the same month, Ronnie--|the same month. 1 2 brothers and sisters.|I was theyoungest one, but theywere all|looking up to me. Now, I wasn't readyyet,|either, but they needed me. Your team|needs you tonight. You're the colonel. You're going to command|your troops tonight. - Doyou understand?|- Yes, sir. Twins right,|48, zero read. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. What's the matter?|Haven'tyou ever seen a football injury before,|you wimps? [Sunshine]Let's go.|Showsomelife in thoselegs. I got it. It's going|to be all right. Budds,|you release this time. Louie, let him through,|all right? -Just let him through.|- What? Trust me. You had 1 2 brothers|and sisters? 8. Yeah.|1 2 sounds better. [Referee Blows Whistle] Ready! Set! [Sunshine]Blue, 21! Blue, 21! Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] Ha ha ha! Whoo! [Referee Blows Whistle] [Player] Whoo! [Coach]Ref!.|Unnecessaryroughness! That's a penalty! On the quarterback? Are|you kidding me, Coach? !!Na nanana!! Whoo-hoo-hoo!|Did you see that, man? That's a bad|white boy, man. Hike! !!Na nanana!! !!Hey, hey, hey!! !! Good-bye!! We've got ourselves|a football player. [Sunshine]Hut! !!Na nanana!! !!Hey, hey, hey!! -!! Good-bye!!|- Uhh! Hut! !!Na nanana!! !!Hey, hey, hey!! !!It's allright!! !! Give it tome|one time, hey!! [Shouts] !!Na nanana!! !!Hey, hey, hey!! !! Good-bye!! All right, listen up,|listen up, listen up. Listen up, listen up.|Listen up. Whoa. [Cheering Stops] Game ball-- Ronnie Bass. [Cheering] Hey, this ball|right here... hey, this ball|right here goes to the real king|right here. Thanks for teaching me|the veer, Rev. Aw, come on. [Player]Rev! [Titans] Rev! Rev! Rev! - Rev! Rev! Rev!|- Ow! Rev! Rev! Rev! [Rev] Whoa, whoa, whoa.|Come on. Coach? Can I speakwith you|in private? Sure. [Rev]|Whoa, whoa, whoa. What's on|your mind, son? I want Ray|off the team, Coach. You know my policy,|Gerry. Yes, I do, and I respect it, I know that Ray missed|that block on purpose. Sometimes youjust got|to cut a man loose. Hmm. Well,|you're the captain. You make a decision, butyou support|your decision. [Player#1] We're going to|rememberthis foralong time. [Player#2]|Hey, guys, waitup. I want to catch|aride withyou. Ray? [Player] Oh, man,|nota word. You're out. What? I'm not going to letyou|play for this team anymore. [Scoffs] Oh, yeah,Jerry Lewis? Going to go|and tell ''Coach Coon'' what to do|just like last time? But, then, that's right. He is your daddy now,|isn't he? Boone don't cut anybody. Remember, Gerry? I had you cut, Ray. You're willing|tojust throw away our friendship for them? You can keep them. Hi. !!Now, I've beenhappylately!! !! Thinkin'about|thegoodthings to come!! !!AndIbelieve|itcouldbe!! !!Somethinggood|has begun!! !! Oh, I've been|smilin'lately!! O-Officer? Heck ofa gameyou boys|played last night. Thanks. Thankyou, Officer. Best defense I've seen|in 20 years. !!Peace train!! Tell thatcoach ofyours tokeep up thegoodwork. Oh. Oh, yeah.|I'll--I'll do that. !!Now, I've been|smilin'lately!! !! Thinkin'about|thegoodthings to come!! !!AndIbelieve|itcouldbe!! [Bertier] Yo, man,|your taxihadasiren. Superman! Hey, man,|what's going on? Doing allright. !!Ride on thepeace train!! !!Hoo-ah-eeh-ah-hoo-ah!! !! Come on thepeace train!! !!Justcome on|thepeace train!! !! Yes,|it's thepeace train!! Ohh! [FemaleAnnouncer]|This songgoes out to the undefeated Titans. This cityis alive|with schoolspirit. Goget 'em, Titans!|Whoo! !!Saturdaynight|I was downtown!! !! Workin'forthe F.B.I. !! !!Sittin'in anest|ofbadmen!! !! Whiskeybottles|piling high!! !!Apair of.45s|made me openmy eyes!! !!My temperjuststarted|torise!! !!She was along cool woman|in ablack dress!! !!Just-a5'9 ',|beautiful, tall!! !! Withjustonelook|I was abadmess!! !! 'Cause thatlong cool woman|haditall!! !! Whoo!!! !!Haditall!! !! Ooh!! [Man] We are|here tonight tohonormen thatare teaching|ouryoungpeople leadership on and off|the field and high moral standards|as well. Ladies andgentlemen, letmeintroduce toyou|the 1971 Hall ofFamenominees. Come on, Daddy. Whoo! When we playedJefferson, we were down by 4|with 1 0 seconds left. So we blitzed the safety|from the weak side... Wow. Heck ofa season|the Titans are having, Coach. Too bad it's got to end. Oh, we're still in it,|Lyle. Taber's boys|are pretty good, but I thinkwe'll take|'em in the regional. Well, not ifwe have anything|to say about it. Youjust leave this|to us, Bill. Boone's out, and you're|head coach again. And all roads lead|to the Hall of Fame. [Reporter] Coach Taber? What doyou think|ofthe Titans, Coach? Thinkyou have a chance|against that defense they have over there|at T.C.? [Coach Blows Whistle] [Taber] Ton, Billy, Ray,|come on overhere. Boys. Theseare|myall-American tackles. Prize bulls|who don't do nothin' but knock the chocolate|out offolks. [Reporter]Is it true|you're notgonna trade fiilms with Coach Boone? I'm not gonna do anything|to help that monkey. [Doc] Well... what are we going|to do about this? We're gonna get ready|for Saturday. Seeyou out there|on the field. [Quarterback]Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] [Boone]|Hey, Mr. Offiicial. Mr. Official, can I talk|toyou for a second? Back off, Coach, ifyou|want to stay in this game. Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] I've got holding|on 78 white. Areyou trying to cheat|my boys out ofthe game? 1 5 moreyards. Let 'emplay,|Ref, let 'emplay. Let 'em play!|Let the boys play! Cheater! Coach, come on. [Boone] Cheater! [Doc] Coach. [Cheerleaders Cheering] Go, go, go, go! [Blows Whistle] [Sheryl] Oh, come on!|What was that?! Uhh! What areyou, blind? [Sheryl]|That wasn'tahold. Oh, come on, that was|such a bad call. Titus! [Titan] Give him|apiece ofyourmind! I know all about it,|Titus. What areyou|talking about, Bill? You call this game fair, or I'll go|to the papers. I don't care|ifI go down with ya, but before God,|I swear I'll see every last one ofyou|thrown injail. You dig your own grave. OK. Defense! On me! OK, Petey, don'tyou drift|to the strong side. Coach, they're callin' a holding|penalty on me every time. Did I ask|foryour excuses? [Yoast] You want toact|likeastar, you better give me|a star effort, Doyouhearme? Forget about him! [Yoast]Alan, you're in! Come on! All right, now, I don't want them|to gain anotheryard. [Yoast] Youblitzallnight! Ifthey cross|the line ofscrimmage, I'm gonna take|every last one ofyou out. Youmakesure... they remember forever the night they played|the Titans. [Titans Shouting] [Referee Blows Whistle] Leave no doubt! [Quarterback]Set! [Titan] Come on, y'all!|Swing itleft! All right! All right!|All right! Set! Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] You better makeyourself|comfortable down there. [ulius]|Realcomfortable. [Blows Whistle] [Referee Blows Whistle] You did good! That one was|foryou, Coach. All right, baby.|All right. You brought us here,|Coach. Run it up, Herman! Leave no doubt! !!Music's inyour city, too!! [Sunshine]Set!Hut! !!Music's gettin'goodtome!! !!Butnow, don'tya,|Isaiddon'tya!! !!Don'tyou want|togethigher?!! Hut hut! !! Yeah!! !!Don'tyou want|togethigher?!! !!Baby, baby,|letmelightyour fiire!! !! Oohha,|little bithigher!! Good game. Good game. Yeah. Good game. Coach. Coach. I took a straw poll. Youjust lostyourself|the Hall of Fame. [Bertier]|Goodgame, y'all. [Boone]|Hey, goodjob, 43. Goodjob.|Goodjob, men. Goodjob.|Hey, way to stick. Goodjob. Good game, Coach. Coach. [SchoolBandPlaying] [Cheering] Yeah! [Girl] Titans! Yeah! [Sunshine]Petey! What happened|out there, man? Come on,|talk to me, Petey. [Sighs] [Sunshine]Petey! I'm so proud ofyou. Hey,Julius. [Bertier]Julius. [Laughing]|Comehere, man. Don't move. Go on.|It's OK. - Man.|- What's up, man? Let's get out ofhere. Let's go paint the town|or something. Let's go. Let's go. I--I got to hang|with my girl tonight. I got to hang|with her tonight. All right, all right. Whereyou going? I don't know. I--I don't know,|but I'm gonna go. All right? - You gonna go?|- Yeah, man. I want to go, man, butyou|know what I mean, man. I know.|I'll seeya. Looks like|you weren't the one with the mixed-up|priorities, huh? Emma... I think it's gonna|take me a little longer than you might like. But, um... I just wanted you to know|that I'm gonna try. Good-bye, Gerry. Emma? Make me a promise? You'll be there|to root for us when we play Marshall|for the title? !!!![Folk Guitar] !!Justyesterdaymornin'!! I know how much|it meant toyou. I ain't gonna lie. I wanted the Hall|of Fame real bad. [Sniffes]|Just plain oldjealousy. As old as Cain and Abel. Youknow what? I wanted it, too. But there's always nextyear|or theyear after that. As long as it takes|for them to wise up. Wouldn't want it now|anyway. Bunch ofol' rednecks. !! ThatI thought|wouldneverend!! !!I've seenlonely times!! Let's knock 'em dead|at state, Coach. Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! You're home! My girls! Mmm-ah! Give me a kiss.|Mmm-ah! Congratulations, Herman. All right. Mmm. What'd I tell you,|baby, huh? Yeah, we can't get too|far ahead ofourselves. We still got to get|Ed Henry and Marshall. We got all these-- [Man] You've doneagoodjob,|Coach Boone! Congratulations! [Neighbors Cheering] !!Mybody's achin'!! !!Andmy timeis athand!! !!I won'tmakeit|any other way!! Well, I'll be|John Brown. [Nicky] We cleanedup|thekitchen, Daddy, soyou could get|right to work. You did? Well,|I got news foryou. I ain't workin' tonight. Tonight,|we're gonna celebrate. We're gonna|let these people know who's gonna win state. - Right?|- Right! - Right?!|- Right! - Right?!|- Right! - Right?!|- Right! [Boone] Everybody! [Nicky]|We're gonna win state! !!ButIalways thought|thatI'dseeyouagain!! [Nicky]|We're gonna win state! !! Oh, I've seen fiire,|andI've seenrain!! !!I've seensunny days!! !! ThatI thought|wouldneverend!! !!I've seenlonely times!! !! When Icouldnot|fiinda friend!! !!ButIalways thought|thatI'dseeyou!! [Boy]Hey, Gerry!|Youman! No, you!|No, you, you! You! Yeah! !! ThoughtI'dseeyou|onemore timeagain!! [Boy] Oh, shoot! Gerry!|Areyou OK? [Horn Blaring] Howyou doin', son? He ain't all right?|He all right? He's, uh... How's he doing? Not too good.|Not too good. How well is he doing? How bad is it? How bad is it? He's paralyzed|from the waist down. Don't say that to me.|Don't say that to me. [Sniffes] Sorry, Mrs. Bertier. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. [Sniff ing] He doesn't want to see|anybody butyou,Julius. Yes, ma'am. You be strong. Yes, ma'am. Those tears are not gonna|make my boywalk again. Only kin's allowed in here. Alice, areyou blind? Don'tyou see|the family resemblance? That's mybrother. All right. Oh, man. Well, you think|I look banged up, you should see my Camaro. Man, I sure|am sorry, man. I should have|been there with you. What areyou|talking about? You would've been in that bed|right next to me. You can't be hurt|like this. You--you're Superman. I was afraid ofyou,|Julius. Ionlysaw|whatI was afraidof. And now I know I was|only hating my brother. I'll tell you what,|though. Um, when all this|is over... me and you are|gonna move out to the same|neighborhood together. OK? And, um... and we'll get old,|and we'll get fat. And there ain't gonna be|all this black-white between us. [Chuckles]|Left side. Strong side. Good morning. Good morning. Uh, the Marshall fi lm. Well, that's good. We're gonna have|to be real sharp on the offensive|and defensive sides ofthe football. Figure we give|the kids a couple ofextra|practices this week, make sure|they stay focused. Got a press conference|today at 1 2 noon. Press conference? Listen, what we do here|amongst ourselves is one thing, but we are not gonna|parade around talking about football|at a time like this. Hold on. I'm not talking|about parading. I'm talking about|going out there, presentin' a strong,|united front. Now, I'm hurtin'... just likeyou are,|Yoast, but the season|is not overyet. I did--We did not|come this far tojust break down|and lose now. Everything's not always|about winning and losing. I'm a winner. I'm going to win. Is this even about|football anymore? Or is itjust aboutyou? [Reporter]|Coach Boone... Uh, Coach,|youlostBertier... Isyour defense|in trouble? You cannot replace|a Gerry Bertier... as aplayerorperson. [Sighs] I don't know, Mama. Maybe Yoast was right. Maybe I pushed 'em|too hard. Gerry had an accident. Sometimes life's|just hard. For no reason at all. You think I was blinded|by my own ambition? Mm. Whatever kind|ofambition it took to do whatyou did|around here... this world could use|a lot more ofit, Herman. Hmm. [Bertier]Hey, Coach. [Titans] Hey, Coach. [Yoast] Howyou doing? This for me? I wantyou to be my eyes|out there, all right? [Bertier]|Any oftheseguys slack off, youjustletmeknow. You bet I will. Howyou doing, Gerry? I'm allright, Coach. I wasjust talking|to these guys about Marshall, trying to get 'em-- You don't need to talk|about football now. I think this is a good|time for refection and for prayer-- Coach... I'm hurt. I ain't dead. No, you're not. [Chuckling]|No, you're not. You know, I've been,|uh, reading up on theactivities|that theygotforpeople in wheelchairs andsuch. They got Olympics. [Crowd Cheering] [BandPlaying] [Announcer]|This is thegranddaddy ofstatehigh schoolfootball|championships. The Virginia triple 'A. '' Itjustdoesn'tgetanybetter. We have|Coach Herman Boone's Titans vs. thelegend, EdHenry, with over250 wins|in 30years. [Boone] Amen. [Titans] Amen. [Titan] Let's go! [Shouting] Lastik,|what's the matter? I'm eligible. [Grunts] Well, um, I'm glad|to hear that, son, but I'm already married. I got a C-plus average,|Coach. [Sniffes]|I'm going to college. [Chuckling]|All right, fantastic. Coach? Coach? I just want|to say I'm sorry. You abandoned your team|in their moment ofneed, Petey. ''Sorry'' won't make up|for that. Yeah, I know, but... listen, I want|to play foryou. I want to play|for the championship. You can play for me|nextyear. You sit on that bench. Show meyou can support|your teammates. You'll start again|as a senior. [Announcer]|Entering thestadium now isJean Bertier.|Now, she's themother ofinjuredall-American|linebacker, Gerry Bertier. [Announcer]|Andthe Titan fans are reallygiving her|a warm reception. [Crowd Chanting]|Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! [Fans On TV]|Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! [Announcer]Andhere come|the Titans, entering thestadium in what's become|their own uniquestyle. !We feel,|hoo, hah, real good ! ! Hoo, hah, we feel ! ! Hoo, hah, real good ! ! Hoo, hah, we feel ! ! Hoo, hah, real good ! ! Hoo, hah, we feel ! ! Hoo, hah, real good ! ! Hoo, hah, we feel ! ! Hoo, hah, real good ! [Crowd Cheering] [BandPlaying] [Emma]Julius Campbell? [Cheerleaders Cheering] Hi, I'm Emma Hoyt. Oh. Oh, I guess|we never met, huh? Uh, excuse me, young lady.|You can't be here right now. [Doc] Yougonnahave|togetback toyourseat. Well, now we've met. Yeah.|It's nice to meetyou. Good luck,Julius. 2! 21 ! [Titan] Whoa! Wait! What the hell's going on? Shotgun. Who do they|think they are, the New YorkJets? [Titan]Switch!Switch! Get 9! [ulius] Get9!|Bosley, move! Move itup!Line up!|GetBosley! Get9!Get9! All right, let's go! Hut hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] Real good. Keep it up.|Shotgun rush. [Yoast] Cover3!|Go to cover3!Pass! Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] Put some pressure|on that QB. They got all day|to throw, Coach. Youjust worry|aboutyour offense. [Titan]Let's go!|Swing it!Swing it! [Quarterback]Set! [Lineman]|Getset! Getset! Hut! Yeah! [Referee Blows Whistle] [Bertier]No! [Nurse]|What's wrong, Gerry? [Bertier]|Donotcomein here! [BandPlaying] They got receivers|everywhere out there. It's like watching|Monday NightFootball. Good hustle, good hustle,|good hustle. Just give him|a little cushion. And when they throw|that ball, you stick him. - Ready?|- Break! Ready?! [Sunshine]Red, 57! Red, 57! Hut! Hut hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] [Announcer]|Titans starquarterback, Ronnie Bass, gains 6yards. Whatyou think? You|thinkwe got a chance? Got to give me some way|to disguise that coverage. Let's start thinking|about it. Let's go. [Sunshine]Ready! Set! [Sunshine]Hut! [Referee Blows Whistle] [Referee Blows Whistle] They're a mile|ahead ofus. He's a mile ahead|ofyou, Coach. Ifyour defense|would stop somebody, we'd get the ball|a little more. [Announcer] Well, the Titans|gave 'em ascare, butEdHenrylooks|supremely confiident. T. C. Williams|goes in at thehalf trailing 7-0. [Sheryl] Coach! Sweetheart. You better get back|toyour seat. I can't, Coach.|What? Ed Henry's got Boone's|number, sure as shootin'. And you ain't doin' nothin'|against that shotgun. Look, Coach... now ain't the time|to be proud. It's all right.|We're in a fight. You boys are doing|all thatyou can do. Anybody can see that. Win or lose... we gonna walk out|ofthis stadium tonight with our heads held high. Doyour best. That's all anybody|can ask for. No, it ain't, Coach. With all due respect, uh,|you demanded more ofus. You demanded perfection. Now, I ain't saying that|I'm perfect, 'cause I'm not. And I ain't gonna never be.|None ofus are. But we have won every single|game we have played till now. So this team is perfect. We stepped out on that field|that way tonight. And, uh, ifit's all the same|toyou, Coach Boone, that's how|we want toleave it. [Yoast] Yeah. I hopeyou boys have learned|as much from me this year as I've learned from you. You've taught this city how|to trust the soul ofa man rather than the look ofhim. And I guess it's about time|I joined the club. Herman! I sure could|useyour help. Ed Henry's kicking my ass|out there. [Boone] Listen up.|This is our time now. Second halfis our time! We gonna make some changes|on defense. They're spreading us out|too far. We gonna put Sunshine, Alan,|Glascoe, Davis. You gonna play both ways,|rest ofthe game. I don't want a receiver to get across that line|ofscrimmage. Coach Yoast will tell you|whereyou're playing, all right? Let's go. It's our time.|Everybody in. Our time! Our time!|Our time! Titans on 3! 1 , 2, 3! [All]|Titans! Let's go! Let's go!|Let's go! All right,Julius. We're gonna go 52 monster. I know that's all|you need to know. All right, we're going|zone, Alan. I need-- Sir, I could play|with Roosevelt. But I cannot play|with these guys. No, I tell you what. I didn't warm the bench|all year so I could watch us|go down on my account. Put Petey in.|He's better. [Yoast] You wanthim|to takeyourspot, you go give it to him. Thankyou. [Whispering] Ha ha!|Ha ha ha! !!!![Rock Guitar] [Referee Blows Whistle] All right, Petey! All right!|That was beautiful! Offense, let's go. !! There's aplace up ahead!! !!AndI'm goin'!! !!Justas fastas my feet|can fly!! !! Comeaway, comeaway|ifyou're goin'!! !!Leave thesinkin'ship|behind!! !! Come on therisin' wind!! !! We're goin'up|aroundthebend!! All right, Defense?|Get out there! Let's go! Let's stop 'em! Let's go,|let's go, let's go. !!Betterget while|thegettin's good!! !!Hitch aride to the end|ofthehighway!! !! Where theneons|turn to wood!! O-2...inside veer.|O-2 inside veer. !! Come on therisin' wind!! !! We're goin'up|aroundthebend!! !! Ooh!! !! Youcanponder|perpetualmotion!! [Announcer]A fiieldgoal|attemptfor T. C. Williams. It's good! !!Always time|foragoodconversation!! [Announcer]So they trail|Marshall 7-3, heading into|the fourth quarter. Ref. He's lining|up offsides! Look, 48's offsides! Freeze right, 99 Z go. Ref, I knowyou can see him!|You got eyes! Gun-right, 84, X-fat. And tell Tommy to watch|the free safety. Go. Get right in there, Blue.|You know what I'm talking about. You can't be afraid. He's offsides!|He's lining up offsides! Got to hold them here,|Defense! Hold 'em right here! Whoa! Pass! Pass! Let's go, Offense.|Let's go. [Announcer]|Titans trail Marshall 7-3. [Announcer]|All Marshallhas to do is holdon to theball, andthey willbe|thestate champions. [Titan] Watch 'em|on the weakside! On the weak side! Hold on to that ball,|Petey! [Yoast]Hold theball!|Hold theball! [Blows Whistle] Whoa, whoa, whoa!|Hold on to that ball! [Yoast]Holdon to thatball! Holdon to thatball,|Petey! [Boone]|Allright!Allright! Ohh, Petey! Coach. Get a time-out!|Time-out! Coach, they're slanting to|our strong side every time. You got to catch 'em|in that slant and let 'em overpursue. He's ontoyour game. You got to throw something|at him he's not ready for. - Rev! Where's Rev?|- Yes, sir. - All right, listen, you ready to run?|- Yes, sir. Fake 23 blast... with a backside|George reverse. You got that?|Fake 23 blast with a backside|George reverse. Likeyour life|depended upon it. Let's go. Let's go.|Let's go get 'em! [Announcer]|The Titans take the fiield with time torun one fiinalplay|forthestate championship. I thought|he was injured. I guess not. Why are they|bringing in a QB.? [Announcer]|The Titans have 75yards toget to the endzone. Oh, my gosh.|I can't watch this. I can't watch this. No. What? What?|Sheryl, what's wrong? No, I can't watch it. Sheryl! No, it's too bad.|Not now. Not now. They're gonna throw it deep.|Cover deep! [Coach Henry] Watch|the deeppass!Coveritdeep! [Sunshine]|Ready! Set! Hut! Yeah! Yeah! Ha ha ha! Well, that's it, boys. That's it. Good season. It's all right. Yes! Yes! Come on. Congratulations, Coach. All right.|Thankyou, Coach. You did a goodjob.|Played a fi ne game. I know football, but whatyou did|with those boys... [Yoast] You were therightman|forthejob, coach! You're a Hall of Famer|in my book. [Cheering] Yeah! Mmm-ah! Whoo! Yeah! Yeah! Whoo!|Hoo hoo hoo! Yeah! Whoo! Aah! Ha! [Sheryl Narrating] The Titans|dancedtheir wayintohistory. 13and0,|theperfectseason. State champions|andfiirstrunner-up forthenational|championship. Second-besthigh schoolteam|in the country. Gerry Bertier wonagoldmedal|fortheshotput in the wheelchairgames. Daddy coachedhim. 10years later,|Gerry died. Andthat's whatbroughtus|back here today. Gerryis gone,|buthis spiritlives on. People say thatitcan't work,|black andwhite. Well, here we makeit work|every day. We have our disagreements,|ofcourse. Butbefore we reach|forhate, always, always we remember|the Titans. [Blue]!!Hm hm hm hm!! !!Hm hm hm hm!! ! Hey, hey, hey! ! Good-bye ! ! Na na na na ! ! Na na na na ! ! Hey, hey, hey! ! Good-bye ! !!Ain'tnomountain high!! !!Ain'tno valleylow!! !!Ain'tnoriver wide enough,|baby!! !!Ifyouneedme,|callme!! !!Nomatter|whereyouare!! !!Nomatterhowfar!! !!Don't worry, baby!! !!Justcallmyname!! !!I'llbe there|in ahurry!! !! Youdon'thave|to worry!! !! 'Causebaby there!! !!Ain'tnomountain|high enough!! !!Ain'tno valley|lowenough!! !!Ain'tnoriver|wide enough!! !! To keep me fromgettin'|toyou, baby!! !!Rememberthe day!! !!Isetyoufree!! !!I toldyou|youcouldalways!! !! Countonme, darlin'!! !!From thatday on!! !!Imade a vow!! !!I'llbe there|whenyou wantme!! !!Some way, somehow!! !! 'Causebaby there!! !!Ain'tnomountain|high enough!! !!Ain'tno valley|lowenough!! !!Ain'tnoriver|wide enough!! !!Ain'tno valley|lowenough!! !!Ain'tnomountain|high enough!! !!Ain'tno valley|lowenough...!! |
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